Diana

1-23-26 - in her fostermom's words:<br/><br/>When Diana aka De Lou Loo arrived, she was a very scared little girl. She hid for the first 7 days, and we had to periodically look for her to make sure she hadn’t escaped. Honestly, we were worried that she was not going to rebound and a cat who hides is a cat that doesn’t get adopted easily.<br/><br/>But with a little bit of coaxing, she slooooowly came out and started to explore. At first it was clear that she was a ball of nervous energy, starved for attention but easily overstimulated. A month into her stay with us, she has become curious, playful and affectionate. She loves another little tabby in her fosterhome and we think she would do well with other cats.<br/> <br/>Diana is young-could be anywhere from 10 months to 2 years-spayed, tested for diseases and vaccinated.<br/><br/>PLEASE email us for an application!

1-23-26 - in her fostermom's words:

When Diana aka De Lou Loo arrived, she was a very scared little girl. She hid for the first 7 days, and we had to periodically look for her to make sure she hadn’t escaped. Honestly, we were worried that she was not going to rebound and a cat who hides is a cat that doesn’t get adopted easily.

But with a little bit of coaxing, she slooooowly came out and started to explore. At first it was clear that she was a ball of nervous energy, starved for attention but easily overstimulated. A month into her stay with us, she has become curious, playful and affectionate. She loves another little tabby in her fosterhome and we think she would do well with other cats.

Diana is young-could be anywhere from 10 months to 2 years-spayed, tested for diseases and vaccinated.

PLEASE email us for an application!

1-23-26 - in her fostermom's words:

When Diana aka De Lou Loo arrived, she was a very scared little girl. She hid for the first 7 days, and we had to periodically look for her to make sure she hadn’t escaped. Honestly, we were worried that she was not going to rebound and a cat who hides is a cat that doesn’t get adopted easily.

But with a little bit of coaxing, she slooooowly came out and started to explore. At first it was clear that she was a ball of nervous energy, starved for attention but easily overstimulated. A month into her stay with us, she has become curious, playful and affectionate. She loves another little tabby in her fosterhome and we think she would do well with other cats.

Diana is young-could be anywhere from 10 months to 2 years-spayed, tested for diseases and vaccinated.

PLEASE email us for an application!